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We have a 'tin' roof over our back porch but at a very low angle - something like 3/12 - so in the winter when we have some warm days, the snow will slide a bit. When it slides, it 'bends' over the edge before it breaks off and comes crashing down on the stunted plants below. This is about average before it breaks off, though have seen it a bit further along if it gets real cold after a warm day. Yes, it does make a big thud when it hits:D
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you have more snow than I have..
Cool Pics. Not how you'd imagine snow to behave.
Should save it till summer, makes a great awning!!!!!
Wow,,never had much snow here,so I wouldnt have believed it,thats crazy..:eek::eek:
Wow, that is pretty crazy it hangs on all together like that. Don't walk under it. :)
I see a great practical joke just ?hanging? there waiting for the unsuspecting family member/friend/neighbor/or even the family dog - - - whoo hoo now that would make a good pic ! :p:toocool:
That snow is from about a foot compacted down to about 4-6 inches. We have had it over a foot thick from about 2 feet compacted curling like that. You DO NOT want to walk under that when it comes down - ever :whacked:. That is unless you want to become a human fence post driven into the ground. Sometimes I can break it off but it really is surprisingly strong until 'just at that point' of ready to go
We had the same thing, only it tried to peel all the gutters off the buildings. Installed some snow guards and now they hold the snow up there until it melts away. You see them on the roof here, holds the snow at 10/12 pitch just fine...
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Robert, nice fleet you have there! And those snow gaurds are a great idea!
Can't claim the fleet as my own, was putting on a metalshaping demo for the local Stovebolters
Cool pictures of the curled snow! Hasn't snowed here in about 16 years. When it does you'd think every driver done lost their brains! :)
here what i think about it
